PenAgain Twist 'n Write Pencil Assorted Colors 4 Count (00071) Bundle with 10 Count Refills

These are a game changer for little fingers just learning to grip a pencil! I have been using them for years, and will continue to use them!

Works good. I really like them.

These were really great for my 7 yr old son with AuDHD to help him hold the pencil correctly and use his fingertips without any discomfort. His OT recommended them. So I was hopeful these would help his fine motor skill development. Unfortunately, he disassembled them completely, as soon as I had to step out of the room. When he tried to reassemble them, they were broken. He has extremely strong urges to deconstruct/reconstruct objects with working parts, and chew objects with his mouth. These are not suitable for any child with sensory issues causing them to be on the destructive side, unless they are closely monitored at all times. It is also pretty tricky to put the pencil lead in them. The pencil leads are not a standard size you can easily pick up at the store. But out of all the different shaped writing utensils we have tried, these have been the most comfortable and corrective for our son.

Comfort The ergonomic design makes it very comfortable for small hands. Kids can hold it naturally without straining their fingers. Erasability Erases cleanly with no smudging. Great for handwriting practice and schoolwork. Refills Refills are easy to replace, which makes the pencil more practical for long‑term use. Versatility Good for writing, tracing, and early handwriting development. Works well for both school and home use. Suitability for kids Perfect for young writers or kids who struggle with traditional pencil grips. Helps encourage proper hand positioning. Value for money Affordable and lasts a long time, especially with the refill option. A smart buy for parents and teachers.

These are comfortable to use . Anyone should be able to to use them without problems with

My son loves writing with these as he is working on his pencil grip. Little rubber pieces fall off pretty easily, but I was able to super glue them back on

We really liked these pencils, but on day 2, my son tried to change the lead himself, which did not turn out well. Finding no other reviews or questions about it (I did find other reviews saying the lead was falling out, and that was the hint I needed) I figured I'd add that here: -Twist the old lead all the way out (counter-clockwise if you're looking inside the tip) -Take out the old lead (you should have to tug just a little) - Put the new lead in -- you need to push it down a bit so the inside mechanism can hang on to it. Not so hard that you break the lead, but you can't just drop it in and expect it to stay (if the lead is falling out, you may just need to push it in a bit) - Twist it the other way (clockwise) to get the lead back down

My granddaughter loves these but when we opened the package one of the pencils lead won’t stay in. I don’t know if there is a way to fix this.

My young writers with additional needs use these daily.

I totally recommend buying these

Bought as a gift, hopefully good